Stack and Heap

Accepted answer

The only things that are stored on the stack are local variables and parameters passed by value.

Everything else is stored on the heap.

Where local variables or value parameters refer to reference types (such as string, object etc), only the reference is stored on the stack. The object itself (unless the reference is null) is stored on the heap.

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Vulpes13y ago

If the object reference is contained in a local variable or value parameter, then the reference (but not the object itself) is stored on the stack.

In all other cases, it's stored on the heap.

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Sreekanth Reddy13y ago

where object reference will store?

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Vulpes13y ago

C# doesn't support global variables as such i.e. variables which are defined outside any class or struct.

However, static variables are always stored on the heap.

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Sreekanth Reddy13y ago

Then where do global variables will store(in heap or stack)?

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Iftikar Hussain13y ago

Hi,
Please refer the below link.

http://gribblelab.org/CBootcamp/7_Memory_Stack_vs_Heap.html

Regards,
Iftikar

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